October 27nd at Minnesota Timberwolves
When the Thunder took on the T-Wolves in their second meeting this season OKC had plenty of motivation. Wanting to avoid going down 0-2 in the season series to a division rival, revenge for the Wiggins game winner and vengeance for the missed call.
The game was much more competitive for the full 48 minutes than the first contest. As it was tied at the half and the T-Wolves took a one-point lead into the fourth.
Once again the game came down to clutch time it just took a different path getting there. Everything was set up for the Thunder to redeem themselves from the loss just five days earlier. Yet, the team flounder when the lights shined brightest. Unlike in the previous game Anthony missed a late three and the game was over.
Just like that Minnesota held a 2-0 record over Oklahoma City.